URL Restriction

URL RESTRICTION

Manage URL Restriction Patterns

[TEMPLATE] > https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/restriction

Manages URL restriction pattern groups to be used in security policies. To configure a URL access control policy, a URL restriction pattern group containing at least one pattern must first be created.
The major policies where URL restriction pattern groups are applied are as follows:

Template	Security Policy Tab	Detailed Policy
URL Restriction	Domain Security Policy	https://www.ninjaone.com/it-hub/endpoint-security/what-are-software-restriction-policies-srp/(../../security_policy/2.8.URL_Restriction_Policy)

Manage User URL Restriction Pattern Groups

ADD URL RESTRICTION GROUP

[TEMPLATE] > https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/restriction > USER > Click [ADD URL PATTERN GROUP]

Adds a new URL restriction pattern group. Click the [ADD URL PATTERN GROUP] button, enter the group and pattern information, and click [SAVE]. An audit log is created when the group is added.

Section	Item	Description
GROUP INFO	Name	Enter the name of the URL restriction pattern group.
	Company	Select the company to apply the group to.
PATTERN INFO	Name	Enter the name of the pattern to identify.
	Risk	Select the risk level of the pattern. (High/Medium/Low)
	Pattern	Enter the URL pattern to restrict (Regular Expression, etc.).

EDIT URL RESTRICTION GROUP

[TEMPLATE] > https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/restriction > USER > (Select URL Restriction Group) > [EDIT]

Modifies the information of an existing URL restriction pattern group. Select the group to modify from the list and click the [EDIT] button. An audit log is created upon completion.

Danger

A warning window displays the list of domain groups, default policies, and snapshots currently using the group you intend to modify.
Modifying a group changes data integrity, so existing default policies and snapshots using this group may no longer be usable.
Please exercise caution.

REMOVE URL RESTRICTION GROUP

[TEMPLATE] > https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/restriction > USER > (Select URL Restriction Group) > [REMOVE]

Deletes a URL restriction pattern group. Select the group to delete and click the [REMOVE] button. An audit log is created upon completion.

Danger

Groups currently in use by Domain Group Policies or Default Policies cannot be deleted.
To delete, you must first delete the Default Policy referencing this group and disable the setting (change to None) in the Domain Group Policy. Once deletion is complete, existing snapshots that included this group will be disabled.